Response in JDBC - update_count

hey all,
I trying to update table in the SQL server.
the update is success but in the response message i get a different
response, i get 0/1/2/30 in the update_count field, although that just 1 record was update.
ex:
req:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns1:QMFlags_MT xmlns:ns1="http://tara.co.il:pppi:QMFlags">
- <QMFlags>
- <dbTableName action="UPDATE">
<table>OrderPhases</table>
- <access>
<QMFlagLab>1</QMFlagLab>
</access>
- <key>
<Plant>0300</Plant>
<SAPOrder>000001028326</SAPOrder>
<ParentMaterialNo>000000000001398000</ParentMaterialNo>
<PhaseNumber>0130</PhaseNumber>
</key>
</dbTableName>
</QMFlags>
</ns1:QMFlags_MT>
res:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <ns1:QMFlags_MT_response xmlns:ns1="http://tara.co.il:pppi:QMFlags">
- <QMFlags_response>
<update_count>1</update_count>
</QMFlags_response>
</ns1:QMFlags_MT_response>
ex1:
req:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns1:QMFlags_MT xmlns:ns1="http://tara.co.il:pppi:QMFlags">
- <QMFlags>
- <dbTableName action="UPDATE">
<table>OrderPhases</table>
- <access>
<QMFlagOpr>1</QMFlagOpr>
</access>
- <key>
<Plant>0300</Plant>
<SAPOrder>000001028326</SAPOrder>
<ParentMaterialNo>000000000001398000</ParentMaterialNo>
<PhaseNumber>0130</PhaseNumber>
</key>
</dbTableName>
</QMFlags>
</ns1:QMFlags_MT>
res:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
- <ns1:QMFlags_MT_response xmlns:ns1="http://tara.co.il:pppi:QMFlags">
- <QMFlags_response>
<update_count>0</update_count>
</QMFlags_response>
</ns1:QMFlags_MT_response>
some one can help?
tanks,
shelly

Hi,
Have never encountered this issue.
Are you able to resimulate this error. What I feel would have happened is that the you would have had another scenario already updating the Table and then when your current scenario is trying to execute the same, it finds no rows to Update!
Would suggest that you recheck the same and then maybe turn on the Trace of your DB to see when the updating to the database is happening and check against your XI scenario's runtime,
Regards
Bhavesh

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